The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-05-27
Dry paints at Scots.

il. c. yeast at Sprouts.
, Look out for new goods at Bartels'.
, New lawns, white goods Rodman's
20 pounds rice for 95 cts. at Sprouts
|; New gloves and mitts at Rodman':
Good Japan tea at o cents q pound
. at Klaumann's.
See those victor finish single har.
ness at Arnolds.
IA pounds granula ted sugar for 81
cents at Sprouts.
The plasterers have begun work on
on the court house.
Arnold has National Harness oil,
the best in the world.
Klaumann's will be head quarters for
strawberries this year.
Hams 124 cents a pound at Cowan,
Ausherman & Norris.
Patterson & Davies have q delivery
wagon of their own now.
Get our prices on wall paper before
buying. GOodhue & Evans.
You can trade fat hogs at the market
price for harness at ArnOld's.
Gillian has a large stock of mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
Full line of staples in glass and
queensware at Cowan, Amsterdam &
Norris.
You can trade your produce for
queensware, glassware and tin ware
at welch's.
Cummings e. Jones ,yiU Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay 1t Oft at any time.
These rains every other night, ex-
cept when they come every night, are
making the corn jump.
Stock of harness, saddlery, tools &C.,
with splendid run of custom, to trade
for cattle. Bostwick & 20.
We are selling wall paper and deco
ratlons lower than they have ever been
sold in lola. Scott & Son.
| The Allen County Medical Society
will meet at DR.. VOegtle's Office, in
Humboldt, next Friday at one O'Clock.
Mrs. Weller moved into town on
Monday last. She bought the the
Schleismeyer property on Walnut
street.
Emanuel Richards has been painting
and otherwise much improving The APP
pearance of his property on Madison
| Avenue.
BY an inadvertence we spoke of
Decoration Day, in our last issue, as
occurring on Saturday instead of on
Monday.
1fyOu want to buy new watch of
clock, or have your old one repaired
60 to Letter. He warrants his goods
and his work.
Tuesday night, but reports are brought
us that it rained very hard both north
and south of us.
We learn that Frank Wheeler, who
has been ill for some time at the home
of his parents west of the river, is not
expected to live.
We understand many farmers are
blowing up their oats to get rid of the
chinch bugs. 1t Is heroic remedy
but We guess it is pretty effective.
When you want to buy groceries it
will pay you to 60 to Jacobs North
Side grocery. His stock is fresh and
complete and his prices as low as the
lowest.
We will loan you money on farms
and the note will read, payable on
or before" We have. the best Loan
Companies in the state. Cummings
& Jones.
Street Commissioner Ihrig is maxi
ing desperate effort to drain the
ponds south of the square. IL looks as
though the means he has adopted
ought to accomplish the purpose.
Rev. w. F. Millikan, of Carlyle, Or
ganized Presbyterian Church at Col
Ony last Sunday, with J. w. Wilson,
John Harvey and Rob't. Mackey as
elders. The Church starts out with q
membership of twelve.
The effect of direct railroad connec-
ton with Texas is already apparent
in the advanced price of corn. Dealers
tell us that they could pay 50 to IS
cents for it If it could be obtained in
sufficient quantities. Wait till fall.
The w. G. T. U. convention that
met here last week was not very large
ly attended, there being but eight del
egates from abroad. The meetings
were quite interesting, however, and
very pleasant for those who participa-
ted.
DIR. LaFary kindly advises you to 90 |
to your dentist and have your teeth ex |
amined and if need be have them fill |
ed before the nerve is exposed. and |
thereby save pain, expense and trouble
He promises you to do the best of work |
at reasonable prices.
Mr.. Kahle says he thinks there was |
very nearly, if not quite, as much gas |
Carriage Works well as there was at |
judgment is correct the new well be q
At the last meeting of Neosho Lodge
No. 43, X. Of Z. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
J. p. McNutt, T.. c.; w. D. Port VIC.
G. F. Scott. Prelate; w. n. West X. of
r. and S.; H. Stier, NJ. of F.; J. 8.
La FAIRY. NJ. of E.; V. NJ. Port, NJ. at
A.
All the friends Of Mr.. Joseph Swear
niger will be glad to learn that his
application for pension has been al
lowed. Mr.. Swearinger has been I'M
able to work for several years and well
deserves the government bounty. We
have not learned the amount Of the
pension.
The g. a. r. Posts of Chanute aud